Introducing a remarkable way to celebrate influential women with a unique deck of “Women Cards” designed to teach our daughters just how incredible women can be. Created by a talented group of artists from all around the globe, these cards feature remarkable ladies from various fields, including sports, comedy, television, music, and art. There’s a card for every interest, introducing girls (and boys) to strong female figures who have made significant contributions to society.
You can download this empowering deck for free and print it yourself, but for just $35, why not purchase it directly from the creators? This way, you not only get beautifully crafted cards, but your purchase also supports a gender equality nonprofit of your choice, like the United Nations’ Fund for Gender Equality. The initiative was inspired by a comment from a former presidential nominee, which dismissed women’s achievements. This sparked the artists to create something fun and impactful that would inspire future generations of female leaders.
According to project lead, Lisa Grey, the concept was to respond creatively. “We wanted to make something that highlights the achievements of women in a fun way,” she explained. Each card features a queen, emphasizing the idea that everyone who contributes positively to society deserves to be recognized. “We even made the joker card a reflection of outdated attitudes,” Lisa added with a smile.
The deck showcases a diverse array of women including historical icons like Frida Kahlo, modern-day trailblazers like Malala Yousafzai, and beloved figures such as Beyoncé and Tina Fey. Each artist brought their own unique style to the project, ensuring that every card is a work of art that represents the woman it celebrates.
Even though the project was born out of a political context, the artists chose to focus on the celebration of women rather than political opinions. They included notable figures like Michelle Obama and Elizabeth Warren, highlighting women who have made the world a better place, such as Rosa Parks and Harriet Tubman.
The creators hope that these cards will make a significant impact on conversations surrounding gender equality sparked by the previous comments and attitudes. “We want to go beyond just talking; we want to take action,” Lisa emphasized. “We believe in the power of representation.”
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In summary, the “Women Cards” deck is a creative and empowering tool for teaching girls about influential women throughout history, promoting gender equality, and inspiring future leaders.